As introduced on October sixteenth, US-based cryptocurrency trade Coinbase plans to roll out its latest monetary platform, Coinbase Enterprise, later this 12 months to assist companies combine crypto and stablecoin funds into their every day operations.
It allows small and medium-sized companies (SMBs) and startups to ship and obtain stablecoins like Circle-issued USD Coin (USDC), handle crypto belongings, and automate monetary workflows by a single interface with low charges, no chargebacks, and a unified API.
Companies can even earn as much as 4.1% APY on idle USDC funds and develop capital whereas sustaining liquidity. The platform is designed as a “cryptocurrency administration account” with multi-user entry and integration with accounting instruments akin to QuickBooks and Xero through CoinTracker and a crypto tax calculator.
Coinbase plans to combine with e-commerce platforms. In an preliminary rollout, the funds suite might be linked with Shopify to allow retailers and retailers to implement USDC funds.
Incorporating cryptocurrencies into the present internet of commerce looks as if a low-key, invisible, but inside attain objective. Stablecoins are central to that objective.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong lately tweeted:
In 10 years, many extra folks might be utilizing cryptocurrencies, however they might not even understand they’re utilizing them.
They simply must really feel the advantages and need not perceive the system behind it. The very best expertise is usually invisible.
— Brian Armstrong (@brian_armstrong) October 16, 2025
Overview of the worldwide stablecoin scenario
The worldwide stablecoin sector has a market capitalization of $316 billion as of October seventeenth. Tether’s USDT and Circle’s USDC proceed to dominate the market with $181.54 billion and $75.68 billion in circulation, respectively.
Within the first half of 2025, on-chain stablecoin transaction quantity exceeded $8.9 trillion. In line with a CoinGate report, USDT accounted for twenty-four.8% of cryptocurrency transactions within the first half of 2025, adopted by BTC at 23.3% and rival USDC at 9.3%.
Information from Fireblocks’ report exhibits that stablecoin funds are gaining momentum, with 49% of customers actively utilizing them, 23% in pilot testing, 18% planning to implement them, and 10% nonetheless undecided.
